"The unjust falsification of history has particularly affected the soldiers fallen and having survived World War II."
The Director General of the Institute of Hungarian Research, Gábor Horváth-Lugossy, also participated in the ceremonial reburial of 102 Hungarian heroes exhumed from various battlefields and cemeteries in Hungary, in the Parcel of Heroes of the Fiumei Road Graveyard, at the invitation of László Töll, Director of the Military History Institute and Museum.
"Arad is the Hungarian Golgotha"
Zoltán Babucs, a military historian at the Institute of Hungarian Research, gave a presentation at the commemoration in Pozsony (today: Bratislava, Slovakia) on the imperial reprisals of 1849 and the martyrs of Arad. We quote from a summary by Éva Dunajszky on ma7.sk
Hungarian-Sekler Day of Unity
Every day of the year, our hearts beat together with our Szekler brothers and sisters, we share our thoughts and our souls - but today we also give voice to this, because today is the Day of Hungarian-Sekler Unity.
The second doom of the Turul in Munkács: The Monument in Munkács ruined. The Turul bird on the castle wall was first removed by the Czechoslovak occupying forces.
Perhaps, the Satanic ideas of history are being implemented so swiftly because their inventors are well aware of the wickedness of their actions.
Science and ethics link new intellectual force field
The Institute of Hungarian Research and the Batthyány Society of Professors signed a cooperation agreement. The Institute of Hungarian Research has thus gained a new field of intellectual power (...).
Sensational find arriving in Hungary
"... Eurasian civilisations adopted these techniques from the steppe peoples, the Scythians and the Huns" - An ancient and unique Hun sacrificial cauldron has been excavated by Hungarian and Mongolian archaeologists.
Rhédey- bloodline in the English royal family
The origins of the Rhédey family [1] are not sufficiently clear, but they claim to be descended from the Aba clan. This tradition is not fully proven.
"Throughout my life, in every field, at all times and in every way, I will serve one goal: the good of the Hungarian nation and the Hungarian homeland."
Béla Bartók, the greatest figure of the Hungarian music scene, died on 26 September 1945.
Sensational find arriving in Hungary
"... Eurasian civilisations adopted these techniques from the steppe peoples, the Scythians and the Huns" - An ancient and unique Hun sacrificial cauldron has been excavated by Hungarian and Mongolian archaeologists.
